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DEWA releases RFPs to develop AED 100 billion Dubai Green Fund and Dubai Green Free Zone
- Middle East
- Energy and infrastructure
04-02-2016
The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has issued two RFPs: Consultancy services for development of Dubai Green Free Zone strategy and development plan, and Consultancy services for development of Green Energy Fund.
The tender documents are available online through DEWA website by clicking here or under the link e-services/Tenders/List of Tender Documents, payable by locally issued credit cards and alternatively with the Main Cashier at the Head Office of Dubai Electricity & Water Authority, Dubai, U.A.E. on payment of Dhs.2000 in cash.
Tenders must be valid for acceptance for 120 days from the closing date of the Tender. Tenderers are required to submit their offer online in the SRM System. A covering letter must be accompanied by an original Tender Bond (both in a sealed envelope) for an amount of not less than 5% of the total Tendered Price. The Tender Bond shall be strictly in accordance with the Authority's prescribed specimen and shall be valid for 150 calendar days following the last date fixed for receipt of tender. The closing date for receipt of completed Tender is 11:00am on Sunday 28th February 2016.
Participants in the tender should submit the names of their Local Partners/Sponsors, having a valid Dubai Trade License along with a photocopy of their current license.
This information is for guidance purposes only and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. Please refer to the full terms and conditions on our website.
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